Sentences with phrase «lancashire bb12»

The Conservatives now hold more councils than Labour does in both Yorkshire and Lancashire.

Nerissa Warner - O'Neill has been selected to stand for the Conservatives in the Lancashire constituency of Preston at the next general election.

Over the next three years the party won 55 district council seats, including 12 in Barking and Dagenham, plus its first county council seat in Lancashire and another on the London assembly.

But when Brian Parker announced he would not be seeking re-election at this week's local elections in Pendle, east Lancashire, the anti-fascist campaign group Hope Not Hate was so delighted it knocked up a range of farewell memorabilia.

Of the four they hold at present Lancashire, Nottinghamshire and Staffordshire are more vulnerable than Derbyshire which would require a 12 % swing.

Lancashire constabulary was second with 539 cases and Suffolk Constabulary third with 523.

He also painted more than Lancashire — from Piccadilly Circus to the Lake District, he found similar crowds of people with the same dogged gait, walking determinedly into the wind, as if pulled by a magnet attracted to their caps.

She was the joint winner of the British Under - 18s chess championship in 1976 and won numerous County Championships with Lancashire.

Somewhat easier for a London MP close to Parliament — think of the logistics for a candidate fighting a marginal seat in Devon or Lancashire?

In parts of old industrial Lancashire and Yorkshire, Ukip are beginning to pick the votes of disaffected working class voters, especially the low paid and low skilled workers who feel left behind by Labour.

As for other UK basins said to hold large quantities of shale gas, like those containing the Carboniferous Bowland Shale in Lancashire and West Lothian Oil Shale in Scotland, they went through an additional previous episode of deformation about 290m years ago.

The third charge alleges that between September 2007 and January 2008 Mr Chaytor dishonestly claimed # 5,425 purportedly for renting a property in Bury, Lancashire, which was owned by his mother.

But perhaps the most damaging performance for the Tories was in Pendle - where the local party thought it was a good idea to readmit former councillor Rosemary Carroll so that it could take control of Lancashire council.

Ribble Valley in Lancashire may have been one of the safest Conservative seats in the country, but in 1991, the voters were irate.

The Labour leader headed to Leyland in Lancashire to talk about Labour's free school meals pledge and to show a group of children at a holiday club how to make a cake.

This is certainly true in East Lancashire, where a recent meeting of local politicians convened by Labour grandee Jack Straw resolved to examine the feasibility of creating a single cost - saving authority.

The English Democrats fielded 84 county council and local authority candidates with particular focus in Bristol, Essex, Hampshire, Kent, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Wiltshire, and Lancashire.

A good piece and living in a rural area of Lancashire Liam is right on many issues, and «community» is at the heart of it.

Burnham was born in Old Roan in Aintree, Lancashire (now Merseyside), in 1970, [5] the son of a telephone engineer father and receptionist mother.

Four politics students from Edge Hill University in Ormskirk, Lancashire, were on a visit to Parliament when they were injured.

Brown, P., Hunt, L., Steele, A. and Niner, P. (2007) Lancashire sub-regional Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation and Related Services Assessment.

In the 2009 English local elections, the party fielded 84 county council and local authority candidates, with a particular focus in Bristol, Essex, Hampshire, Kent, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Wiltshire and Lancashire.

In Bedfordshire, Lancashire, Nottinghamshire, Staffordshire and Derbyshire the Conservatives fought Labour head on and won convincingly.

Michael Heseltine, commenting on BBC2, was certainly in no doubt that this was his kind of Tory speech, an appeal to «the whole spectrum of society» that put education and public services at its heart and is aimed at re-engaging with parts of the country in which the Tories have become an extinct or endangered species — hence the appeals to Humberside, Lancashire and even Scotland.

Meanwhile, UKIP have gone into tailspin — losing almost all of their councillors overnight — though they have taken the Burnley and Padiham West seat on Lancashire County Council.

Lancashire County Council told us funds intended to pay for refuge support for BME women and those with complex needs, had «not currently been passed to the bid partners as it is in the process of being transferred.»

In the last year key players in the insurance sector like AON and Lancashire have moved to London — a reminder of how important that sector is.

If they manage to keep Staffordshire, Lancashire, Derbyshire or Nottinghamshire — or even limit their losses to these areas — it will be considered a good showing for the governing party.

Britain's number one manufacturing exporter — the chemical industry - has reacted to the decision of Lancashire County Council to refuse permission for shale gas extraction.

UK chemical industry welcomes Cuadrilla's announcement to seek planning approval to drill test wells in Lancashire.

The ten areas taking part in the Tackling Knives Action Programme are London, Essex, Lancashire, West Yorkshire, Merseyside, the West Midlands, Greater Manchester, Nottinghamshire, South Wales and Thames Valley.

The former Lancashire county councillor has represented the seat since 1997 when she overturned the sitting Tory MP's majority of 8,000.

Members of the NASUWT are today taking strike action following the failure to resolve their deep concerns over poor management practices at Leyland St Mary's Catholic High School in Lancashire.

Soo is a Professor of Midwifery Studies at the University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK, and she was the Chair of EU COST Action IS0409.

The Local Infant Feeding Information Board is an example of a multidisciplinary panel that began in Lancashire and is an approach that can be followed elsewhere.

· Fiona Dykes, University of Central Lancashire

David Spellman, a consultant clinical psychologist working with teenagers and families in East Lancashire, believes mothers like Sarah are misguided if they think all teenagers are eager to have sex.

2004 Keynote speaker, 2nd Conference on Normal Birth Research, Univ. of Lancashire, June, Grange - over-Sands, UK.

Manchester Bolton Area Home Educators website (also for nearby Lancashire areas) Greater Manchester home educators Facebook group Home education Greater Manchester Facebook group

Talks given at City University, London, Thames Valley University, London, Anglia Polytechnic University, Chelmsford, Southbank University, London, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, Sheffield University, Sheffield.

This was prompted by the Lancashire Diocese asking the year before for greater transparency on what the investment had achieved.

Baby Milk Action has worked with NHS trusts in Lancashire, which set up the Infant Feeding Information Team (IFIT — under NHS Blackpool and NHS North Lancashire) and now the Lancashire Infant Feeding Information Board (LIFIB).

I was asked to provide a working group of the Lancashire District Synod with an update of concerns about Nestlé at their meeting in May.

UPDATE: The response to the Memorial described below was not discussed, but was adopted with the undertaking: The Conference accepts the suggestion of the Lancashire District Synod that a further report be brought by JACEI to the 2015 Conference that includes...

A Memorial has been put forward by Lancashire District Synod basically calling for transparency from the Church's Central Finance Board (CFB) on its million - pound investment in Nestlé.

The Conference accepts the suggestion of the Lancashire District Synod that a further report be brought by JACEI to the 2015 Conference that includes an account of reports from independent agencies such as Save the Children and UNICEF on Nestlé's performance in this area.

Lathan - Lathan doesn't have a specific origin, but is possibly derived from the Lathom Village in Lancashire, England.

We sent copies of our Including New Fathers guide to every maternity unit in the country, and sent our midwifery training module to every training provider; the University of Central Lancashire has now created a postgraduate course for midwives based on this module.

I design and create digitally printed silk scarves and accessories from my home studio in Lancashire.

Her Folksy shop has been featured by Mirror Online, Country Living, the BBC, Lancashire Life, the Manchester Evening News and others.